Originally Posted by
MechEngr
I also really, really, really want to see a photo of the switch that is being blamed. I worked with military equipment for 30 years and the rule was, if they could break it they would break it. We put equipment into HMMWVs, Bradleys, M113s, and Striker vehicles - people with big feet, big boots, swinging guns around. Did not have a problem with broken switches. Mostly because they had switch guards, similar to ones I see in cockpit photos. Does this rocker not have a switch guard?
There's detail floating around the internet. Juan Browne has some good stuff on his YouTube channel including a video of a seat moving on its own.
Too Long Didn't Watch version is that there is a cover to protect the rocker switch on the seat back but if the rocker switch and cover are in poor condition the seat can move just from leaning or pressing on the cover.